Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

nocket. 1t can only protect you in the
en;ovment of life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness. The rest you must do for
Yourself. There is q royal road 20 success,
but it don't run through the saloon. SEN
ator Blair a y that about 40 per cent OF
of the laborers' wages is spent in drink
and its associates. Strong drink Expresses
the wage earners more than all the monop-
olies on earth do. Boys strike against
this monster tyrant. Save your money.
Buy homes. Educate your children.
In the language of the constitution Of the
K. of l.. any action that will advance the
cause of humanity, Tighten the burden OF
toll, or elevate the moral and social condl-
ton of mankind The saloon and
gambling places are opposed and an enemy
to this object. You can only hope to be
respected when you respect yourself. A
free lunch at one end and paid drinks at
the other are thieves between which char
acter is crucifed. Spend your evenings
with your family. Money is power. De
posit il where a check will bring it out
when Won need it. You can't successfully
fight ~monOpolies with empty pockets and
hungry stomachs. This is the reason that
nearly all strikes fail. Pork and beans are
more effective than bullets. Don't try to
feed and clothe more than your w FAM
ily. This is what you do when you spend
so much for drink and what follows 1t. III
can't be done. Your family gets the
smallest share. The laborers spend enough
money foolishly in fifteen years to buy
all the mills in the Ohio valley.
Don't wait for luck to strike you. Strike
il with pluck. The labor problem must
be solved by the laborers. FrOthy polltl-
clans and Anarchists are but scabs. Brains,
money and moral worth is the trinity that
must save YOU. Faith viii remove noun
tains, but you must use the pick and
shovel finally. Let me advise you to be
manly, industrious, sober, and saving,
From your ranks have come the mighteSt
heroes. Statesmen and inventors 20 for
ward, the righteousness of your cause VIII,
Samson like, put the tyrants to flight anu
Union Fraternity shall establish the
brotherhood of man and peace and plenty
overflow our land.
There will be two meetings on Sunday
at 3 and : p. M. Major Camp VIII SPEAK
Mt both meetings. Over 200 nave siSneu
the pledge. The interest Is still on the III
crease. An effort is being made to keep
him here another week longer, Ills
other appointments will not permit II:
Mr.. and Mrs. Steph Meyers, oil AlinSo,
are the guests of friends in the city.
Democrats and Republicans both held
their township conventions yesterday alter
~ternoon. The Democrats used the Clty
Hall, and nominated the following cahGi-
dates: For Trustee, John L. Selby; Tor
Treasurer, A. T. Bowie; for Clerk, James
S. Mitchell; for Assessor, William Cook, 81
Bridgeport and j. T. Cochran, Tor the
country district; for Constable, William
Burns.
The Republicans held forth in Hem,
lein's Hall in Bridgeport and nominated
For Trustee, William II. Co.'S; For Clerk,
Joseph T. Hanes; For Treasu rer, Ed;
| Clark; For Constahles, John w. Stun and
William II. Moore.
The Presbyterian Church contemplate
the purchase of q new organ.
One of the large windows III front OF b.
F. Brady's dry goods store was broken
Yesterday by a careless hoy.
Miss Colts, of Wheeling is the guest OF
Miss Ora Boyd, of fifth street.